Summary
The San Francisco Giants' new manager, Tony Vitello, commented on the Los Angeles Dodgers' recent signing of All-Star free agent Kyle Tucker, emphasizing his focus on his own team. The Dodgers are making strategic moves to enhance their roster, while the Giants are working to improve their chances of returning to the postseason.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers signed four-time All-Star Kyle Tucker and top closer Edwin Diaz.
- Tony Vitello, the Giants' new manager, previously managed at the University of Tennessee.
- Vitello expressed pride in the Giants' team, wearing "orange and black."
- The Dodgers are seen as favorites to win the World Series.
- The Giants finished the 2025 season with an 81-81 record and missed the postseason.
- The Giants focused on improving their pitching by signing Tyler Mahle and A.J. Houser.
- San Francisco also brought in international player Luis Hernandez.
- The Giants aim to compete again with teams like the Dodgers in future seasons.
